《Charlie's Angels》(Charlie's Angels) original generation reunion

Kate Jackson, Cheryl Ladd and Jacqueline Smith appeared on stage at the 78th Emmy Awards to pay tribute to the late actor Farrah Fawcett.The three have co-starred in Charlie's Angels, and this reunion coincides with the show's 50th anniversary.Fawcett was called tenderly at the scene, calling her the brightest angel among the three.

Fawcett played Jill Monroe in the original show's first season before leaving the regular cast.Jackson plays Sabrina Duncan, Ladd plays Chris Monroe and Smith plays Kelly Garrett.The three actors stand on the same stage this time, and the camera takes the audience back to the most representative combination of characters in the play.

The original version - Charlie's Angels - aired from 1976 to 1981, with a total of five seasons.The basic setting of the series is very simple. A mysterious and wealthy Charlie contacts the detective agency through the loudspeaker, the assistant is responsible for conveying the task, and the three female detectives deal with various difficult situations.Charlie rarely appears directly in the play, and the three female detectives are the ones who really follow the story.

The show was also nominated for an Emmy Award that year.Reports list that it was nominated for Sound Editing in a Drama Series in 1977, Kate Jackson was nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series twice in 1977 and 1978, and David Doyle was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 1977.Returning to the Emmy Awards stage after fifty years echoes this period of television history.

Earlier this year, the trio gathered at the Paley Festival event in Hollywood for the 50th anniversary and chatted about their experiences during the filming years.Jackson recalled that she was nearing the end of a regular series when executive producer Leonard Goldberg came to her with a new idea for three female private investigators.She didn't think it was a good idea when she first heard the introduction.

She said that at that time, the project had been abandoned by three TV networks, and the setting had very exaggerated elements, so she had question marks in her mind.Later, this seemingly unpromising idea became Charlie's Angels, which also made the three protagonists familiar faces to American television audiences.When Jackson talked about this past event in a public review, it was more like looking back at how a drama starts from uncertainty.

Jackson remembers that the producers described to her three female private investigators, and the story included deliberately exaggerated costumes and props.The project has hit a wall one after another, and the introduction sounds very different from the version that was later aired.She was candid about her first reaction, then went through the process of having the idea rewritten, cast and made it to prime time.

This year's Emmy Awards were hosted by Mariska Hargitay. The tribute segment brought the three actors together and left Fawcett's name at the party.The report did not announce a new film and television plan for Charlie's Angels. This content is a commemoration of the original show and the late actors.

For viewers who are familiar with the original drama, the appearance of the three leading actors together is enough to make them recognizable.For viewers who haven't caught up with the premiere, this reunion also brings back the show's broadcast time, characters, and nomination record that year.On the occasion of the 50th anniversary, they paid tribute to Fawcett with a brief moment on the same stage.